National Geographic Lindblad gastrointestinal outbreak: Timeline, symptoms, what's being done
This follows another outbreak on the preceding July 10-15 sailing, which affected 18 passengers and one crew member, nearly a third of those on board. The cause of the two latest outbreaks hasn’t been identified yet by the CDC. However, norovirus was behind the outbreaks in late May and late June.
- ▪This follows another outbreak on the preceding July 10-15 sailing, which affected 18 passengers and one crew member, nearly a third of those on board.
- ▪The cause of the two latest outbreaks hasn’t been identified yet by the CDC.
- ▪However, norovirus was behind the outbreaks in late May and late June.
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National Geographic Lindblad gastrointestinal outbreak: Timeline, symptoms, what’s being done For the fourth time within two months, a gastrointestinal illness has hit the National Geographic Sea Bird, a small expedition cruise ship operating in Southeast AlaskaThe Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reported that the recent outbreak occurred during the vessel’s July 15 voyage, with eight of 57 passengers and five crew members reporting illness.Symptoms include diarrhoea, vomiting, and abdominal cramps. This follows another outbreak on the preceding July 10-15 sailing, which affected 18 passengers and one crew member, nearly a third of those on board. The cause of the two latest outbreaks hasn’t been identified yet by the CDC.
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